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Bridgeton pioneer., 1887-08-18
The West Jersey Camp-Meeting.

The West Jersey Camp-Meeting.
The West Jersey Camp-meeting,
will commence on Thursday, Aug. 18th,
at Malaga, Gloucester County, and
close on Monday, Aug. GOTH, Revs.
6. L. Dobbins, P. E.; J. P Connolly
and VIM. Burley, preachers in charge.
Daily services $50 a. H., early morn
ing service; $50, prayer meeting; 10,
preaching; ? p. m., children's services;
3 p. M, preaching; 6, experience meet
ing; 80, preaching; Sunday, August
21st and 2Sth, Love Feasts at a. III.
The following is the partly arranged
programme as to preachers and date
of service; Thursday, Aug. 18th, Revs.
G. III. Tullis and S. H. Ham; Friday
10Th, J. r. Downes, E. Waters; Satur-
day Goth, J. E. Diverty, a. IN. Sabbath
21st, J. F. Morrell and J. B. Written;
Monday 22nd, j. G.. Edwards, G. w.
Powell and E. f. Sherman; Tuesday
23rd, J. T. Price, T. c. Chattin and E.
G. Sunfeld; Wednesday cath, Tenn
perance day under the auspices of the
w. G. t. U. of Cumberland county.
Address will be made by Rev. j. w.
Morris, H Wilbur, Esq, of Nineland,
Mrs. S. C. Downs, of Ocean Grove,
and Rev. J. Rogers, of Merchantville,
and Others Thursday s5th, Revs. H.
S. Norris, John J. Graw, and j. w.
Clark; Friday Goth, Sunday School days
morning, Revs. q. T. Dugan and j. H.
Payran; 1.3O, w. Margerum;5 p. III. w.
n. Ozborn and G. B. Ogden, black
board exercise; evening, Rev. G. r.
Smith; Saturday, D. Johnson; Sunday
Aug. 2Sth, Chaplain a. Gilmore and j.
0. Corliss; Monday Goth, Rev. j. E.
Lake and j. r. Thompson. Prof. W. j.
kirkpatrick, of Philadelphia, will be
the musical director and Mrs. H. A.
Olin, of Vineland, will have charge of
the children's services.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1887-08-18

S. Irwin Middleton, of the River
Hotel, Port Norris, has purchased the
hotel at Pierce's Point, Cape May
county. He will add extensive i'm
provements to the house, and proposes
to make it one of the pleasantest Sum-
mer resorts anywhere on the coast.
Pierce's Point is located on one of the
finest points on the Delaware Bay,
and is famous for good fishing and
cunning. With such a model land
lord as Mr.. Middleton, it is bound to be
a success.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1887-08-18
this small city eo,ooO,ooo feet of lumber

this small city $4,000, 900 feet of lumber
and 100000 tons of coal each year.
Beside this we are growing as tea
shipping port. Inside of 60 days we
expect two ships here from Y Yokohama,
Japan, with 1000 tons or so, coo packa-
ges of tea, which will be shipped over
the Switchback via the Northern
Pacific road to Chicago and New York
merchants. H. H. S.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1887-08-18

The tannery of Jacob Kienzle, on
Fayette street, is undergoing extensive
improvements. The old watts are being
taken out and replaced by new Cedar
ones; beside, there will be a number of
extra vats put in, as the increase of
business now demands. Mr.. kienzle
stated to PIONEER man that he
would tan thousand more hides this
Fall than ever before.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1887-08-18

Truck farmers are reaping good
results for their labor this season, as
they have plenty of truck, and the
prices are considerably higher than
last year. On the other hand, the
grain raisers have large crops, but are
getting little for them.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1887-08-18

The books of the Y. M. G. A. are in
a wretched condition and made so by
the great amount of handling they go
through. Secretary Southwell is de-
cidedly in favor of radical change in
the manner of giving out books.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1887-08-18

City Solicitor Sheppard brought to
the attention of Council last night, the
necessity of trimming the trees about
town to allow light from the electric
light to shine upon the pavements. 1t
is a good idea and the overseers should
see to it that property owners keep
their trees well trimmed in front of
their houses.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1887-08-18

Oystermen, as rule, claim that this
season will be prosperous one for
them. Inspectors of oyster beds find
the oysters in good condition, though
not yet out of the milk. By the time
the season opens they will probably
be in good condition. The only thing
that seems to have been unfavorable
is the long siege of wet weather, but
the majority of the oystermen are
hopeful and are of the opinion that
the oysters will turn out well. 1t is
sincerely to be hoped so, for this is one
of the leading industries of South
Jersey.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1887-08-18

While a compositor was setting up
an advertisement about lost canary
the missing bird flew in at the window
of the composing room of the Darling
ton (Wis.) Republican.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1887-08-18
ERIE, PA, August 10, 1SS

ERIE, IN, Ausus I0' I0l''.
Editors Of Brjdgeton Pioneer:-
SIRs-Will you please copy the little
item in your paper. Mr.. Sharp is miss
ing, and cannot be found. We think
he has been robbed and murdered.
Put it in as a special mention, and ask
all papers to please copy. By SO doing
YOU will oblige a broken hearted
woman
Bridgeton pioneer., 1887-08-18
WANTED.
w. w. Sharp Thought to Have
Been Murdered.

We are in receipt of the following
letter from Mrs. w. w. Sharp, of Erie,
pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17
NEWS OF THE WEEK

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17
STATE PICK UPS.

Bangor s ,lklng OF an electric stree,
railway.
The Clark murder trial At wiscssssi
resulted In Disagreement OF the jury.
Fore., ires are reported a. dolsg COZ.
slierible iinsge In varioas parts OF TIE
State.
Nathan Wool. ofihe i'm OF y. Wood
son. % P1filani. committed suicide
"Wednesday.
shaw Bros taansry a. Grant Lake
stream va barnet Wednesday. The loss
o. va'iouslJ esiinsied Al from siOo,oso 10
sl25.ooo.
A yOang fkrmlngton womin has mys-
isriOu.ly disappeared. amer an slierc alton
VITA her husband, and no trace OF her
can be found
A new liae OF packets l. % be started a.
once between Bangor and Boston. The
exciting cause Ofthls move 1. ihs rise In
raj freight rates
TIE eastern branch o, the Milne Gen.
trsl was impossible for about two weeks.
on account OF the foods. A passage
ihr0agh wss Effected last week.
The trial OF Graves Was short. Graves
repeated hls story OF self.defsoee, and
stack % Il closely on eross-sxsminsiiou.
The jlry found . verdict OF murder In the
second degree. and Graves received . life
sentence.
The stores OF L. T. Mllleit and Moses
Young a. wes, Minot. were broken open
ant robbei Wednesday night A subse-
qusrt examination shows that no goods
we're taken and oaly three or -four dollars
In money.
Frank COrson died suddenly In adentlst's
once In Aubarn. Monday. Chloroform
hai been administered. and six teeth en-
trseted. and the patient Was apparently
recovering from it, irfaenee when be
gNsDst AMI died Immediately. No blame
4 attached 20 either DENTS, OF physician.
IL woald seem a. n the new liquor law
and is vigorous enforcement were having
some practical EJECT The member OF
liqaor licences taken out thus FAR, %
shovn by the rs, Ia the collectors once,
IL III, against SO issued st this time last
year. Bangor IL said 20 Be the only city
watch saoss no dimlsusion Of the trafic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17

Ia. FRlNE J BoSSEI. q Poiilast,
whose card appears Ia another column q
the DENocKAr. has reeenily fitted W
some o. The faes, dental rooms Ia Maine
Dr.. Bonnsy j. q native o. Baekhsli. Ia
this county. snd son Of Hon Albior
p. Bonnsy Of that place. The doctor hA'
prle,i.sd hi. Profe..ioa ia Massschuse,i.
Coz several year. With eminsn, success.
and person. from this section havins den.
tai work done Ia Portland will 90 vel
70 p.sroniEs Dr. B5nnsy lie Is a ar,i.
elias. dentist and possesses the farther
Qualification u being an "OKford Bear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17
THE ANDRoSCoGGIN
ovERTtows IT, BANKS -ruE EKEoL DAN
GIVES WAY AND ruENs IoosE TWENTY
souAKE Mis- on wArER.


The great pressure caused by The melt.
ing sno-s in the Lake region resulted
last Thursday morning ia carrying oai
The Enrol dam. or Lover dam a. !, =
locally called. causing great rise Of vais'
on the upper Androscoggin.
The Enrol dam j. situated about four
miles from the cutie; Of Lake Umbagog
and below The conaasnee Of the MsgAl.
lowsy river. Umbssog Is the cutie, Of
the large chain Of lakes. but they are -.
cure, new dams having been erected With.
10 few yeArs. ~ the outlets Of each.
Umbsgog has an area Of 20 square
miles. and Il i this volume Of water that
has been turned loose. The dam "a,
about three hundred fee, losg. bat the
waterway ~as about seven;y.fve fee;
wide. IL vas an old structure. A new
one Vas 70 b. built this season. usins
this a. eoffsrdsm while the new s,rue.
ture was being erected.
An Associated Press dispatch from
Gorham. ". H.. Saturday morning. says /:
The Androseoggin rivsr between Cor
ham and Umbagog Lake i the highest
fOr years caused By melting SHOWS IN the
lake region. The highway At places in
Gorhan. Berlin and Milan Is impossible
and the mail IL discontinued. Main
stree, in 0orham from Mullen bridge TO
Samuel SPofOrd's Is some tkre feet IN
der water and boats are used by the eiti-
sens to 20 to and from residences. No
special damage Il ye, reported. Milan
bridge Is reported ,o,terins and Is liable
TO Be carried away and the lumber boOms
are being put to some test Should the
boom. break great damage would pro-
baby result. The water s h3ving
through the mills Of the White Noun
tain Pulp aud Paper Co si Berlin Falls
and riss Of . few inches more would in
undsts the extensive mills Of the Glen
Manufacturing Co. There has been 20
material riss Of water sincs noon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17

lrs sa,5aasias % a9,i,e ihs aani'-
taxable Ssas u bls aess BON ~hich
h. struck Oxford Cllaty. From al.
sections o. The C5saiy comes The Ans
story Of new enterprise, Aad general pros
periiy. Amoag the tosns more no.ic.
ably favored ia this respect a. the Prvssn'
time might Be msa,ioasd CAhioa. DIX
field. Bethel. Frysburg. etc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17

Il The course Of events the Posiiioa q
Maine 9Th regard 10 ilbeFealossd Cat
de h. become reversed Oaly = fs~
week. ago Maine cattle ~eie qaaran-
tined IN the Massachusetts, markets. Ca
account of,ubsrculosi.. No~ Masssehu.
set. cattle are qaarsn'insd ia Maine,
on account of,hs prevalence q iubsreu-
lo.is In MAssachuseiis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17

TIM Washington nnaamsni i 20 b
elo.sd 70 the public. betAgss ,hs rockies.
relic hunters have stared 90 carry i' 90
bodily. Aad ,Aowed Their god jldsmsnt
in the matter by chipping The taest eafv-
ing.. AID Psneilhng their names on iae
handsomesi stones q The structure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17

TIu Associated Pres reports q The
Graves murder trial speak highly Of
Judge Foster. eostasi q the case.
especially with regard 20 his charge 20
,ks jury
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17

PoErEArrs o., C5aaiy Attorney Her
,ey. Hsrick C. DAVIS. Eq Hoa. John
T.. S-.ssy A,d judge George A. wilsoa
have been adied % The ONflri L,s H..
brary collection.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17

Tickets. IS e.nis At The door.
4 large Assortment ~ useful ani fArcy
article. sli 30 Tor sale. largely contrio-
uisi BY ffenis ~ q distance.
"A Thaysf l. a. work mskiug alter
a'lots ou 1ls residence.
Ag,in - h-ar wedding bells jecfty
Hardy and Nellie T. Andrews arc the
hsppy c01plc
y d. Bolster has jas; received car
LOAD OF plaster 10 200 10 SACKS, Al - c.
pr sack
Y e Samnsr has hAd the lombsr drawn
., his lot on Western Avenue
Co II Waikins E.g " POrilsnt sAs
hsrr saturday night Mr. watkins slssy.
meets with warn welcome In Otfori
r'oauiy. having made many friends person
sliv AT through the DENOcR,r
Bosksr was - rushed To business that
b. could not give your corrssPonteri =
local
A special meeting % WIN. X Kimb.ll
P1.i. q A x. will b. held al Grange Hall.
So0ih Paris. on Mouday evening May ISL
AZ O'Clock
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17

THr Governor has n'n.as'sd El.ilii
Rich. Of Bethel. Feb aa4 Game
wardsn: sl.o William L'cks. u frye
burg. 20 take birds. etc, fof scisniihc
prrpcses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17

HoN. GroEsE A. wLsoS. Of South
P.r.. !. 70 deliver The Memorial Day
address a. Buigtoa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17
Malice Of rorecIosure.

VxvurRHAs. Tr,llsriek = Ihorn. j.. ani Charles
w A. Thorn. q Brv~nesli. In the CogniI q VA.
fri Nv tsir InortEsgs deed. dated n. thiFd DAY 81
JAW A. a.. LAS, add rscofdsd N tn Nestfrn Dls.
nj Registry ~ Deeds. book 81, p.Ee ~. conveyti
10 one iIorsse Blngs. certain pAfcel ~ feA est-ie
sifosisd IN Dro~ufsi In s.id couny 81 oaiofd. al
1oaosi .nd Described a. fslis~.. - -it bsginainT
a. ths .euth- ssstsry corpsr q The brtdfe gross
shsphsrd River. near wm. Bo,uien'.; th.ncs wa
nag sas,srly BY the soathery b.ns 81 sad n,sf %
panl, % the bridge scross sad rser near Ne Iffr
Mn socalisd, tbsncs southsfiy % ne rial esdins
NON Browufeli Centre o. Wm- u. ircokss hoess.
10 land u j. = s.stf. tbsnes essiefly "a ths nouh-
srly Iins of ssid ss,ffs land and A. L. baro.s 70
lad u y. l.. Frak: thence north o. said fnnhs
.na A. stats westerly line 10 The Afres.i rc.h 70
Wm.P. Brsks's. tkeoce westerly 81 SAD fosi 70
TYLER Nil Bndfs. thence nofth. .eross sad f:.i 70
stone wall. thsncs westerly ~ sad val % y: HAN
dsn'. land: thencs south % hank 81 said nref 2.
pend; thsnes westerly - nouhsriy bank 81 SAL
pond 90 ritsr, d uppsr brifg1. nssr Wm oyntont
iAencs .crps. said brldre 20 hrt bound. ssd mon.
rars vss daily sssifued n me. ths underissed. ~
he sad iiofscs Bslhars. co ths sh day 81 NAY, a.
n, fss A. per rscofi N s<id Western District kefs
Nv. boob ~ pare. tss snd where's he cosiifen 81
I'D mortgage Las b<sn breksn, 100, thsrscfe, ~
re..on of The brsach 81 The condon thsreof dam
breelssars q said mortgage.
Nay II, 1871. ~.,xo uv.x
Br JAsEs .. wn1sHf. iixa ArTonSsS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17

GrsrAvrs l. KivuAtt. Of North
Nssry. IA. received = pcn'lon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17

TIE ..issi.hins srs-ih ia M seize n kinf
sn.spsfiiia. u cus ~ he sifsnsest ssifssess q
~ msfil
Onss usea Il cais ht., - ffisuda n o. &c
suuptton slrss 10 sfsaief ~ al ettsf .afssl ,
10 3 este - ne msftp. kswsmtsf u Cafss 20
fsislte. ne sorsl essss % ~ 81 foisou, uum
4 ~ sap % lfssus, flHIisss thfpsE u
-. Caa.sipsiila. hots. pisTertn. bf' .
pitrs Heal, a. % si@moa 10 ihs 'p'ihf a.
~umasf.
H.lst The NsiElts a. ioSs 10 he si'tfm .
yna IA tel hss foufsslf asala.
80 s.lr ~ ~ tfst-sisss mstif - ifalsfs, ~
fnE KiSc MANUFACTURING Coz
nf-if,oo. hahs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17

CaANoE Of time on ih. Grad frank
RAn-ay commencing on Monday Of this
week
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TEAMS Yearly Subscriptions. fisa n paid
strictly In slivsncs Stber~tse. fioo rer year
single coplcs. fuur cents-
ApVNHiisnnnxTs-Anl LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
ars xivsn thres consecutive Insertions ne ~
per Inch IN lcnrlh ~ column. fronate nutices
in.srte.i a. above Zoe fiso each. except thces
rVl.flna % Rnal Esfata. which arr 10 eAch-
special contracts male win io-cAl. transient 20
yearly advertiser.
a vel sfrcks.i Win nas materials fnr doinH
Al kintls % plain 90 hnCy 100 prtntlnk An
sxpsrience.i lob printer Il always IN m cf1ce.
an - cur pressrs arr run ~ steam. - 60
EuAraniss prOmrt ant satisfactory vurk.
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I'm .. >. noNsEt.
HORSE AND WAGON FOUND !

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rssiifnre n trfd AntfFss, trfsffn r1efh lsfis -
NsrsaF IT, sarrn rutfsInfi go ff.rfsf 81
No. TO futisf ufffruats 80 81 sufsfn efffr'e.
al - uaatfeIa 10 tsfrfss sss 81. uiftfi nliit
80. ~ ufsff sefa -. a. 90 - siifsss.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17

Tbs comtri.ssa Eseur,isn wsros-. Stages. "a
Garages AL slelghs. ~ith fior.es. Iisrnsssss.
Robss. &c. A uumb<r a Ne carriages have ben
nssS e..siss IN. .p''s.; ..'A TO sell I. 'ass' and
ClIAKLEs RAWSON,
Pans lirfI. NArxH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17
New Departure Grand Upheval
What il the trouble

New Departure! Grand Upheval
What il the trouble
Nothing. only this, realizing that |
can buy goods cheaper for cash than
on credit, / see no reason why other
people cannot 10 the same. There
fore have decided TO mako a depar
turc from the old.ihshioned way OF
doing business, and make an induce.
men, for people 10 pay cash for their
goods and save money.
While intend 10 sell goods on
credit. AZ other traders do, and At as
Low, aud even Lower. prices, ]
propose 20 make CASH price the
lowest Of all, thus Offering tho best Of
Inducements FOR people 20 adopt the
Cash Down business.
Have just received new stock OF
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Velyets,
Hosiery. Summer Underwear, Shawls,
ParasoIs, etc., AMI prices will be made
as above.
Please notice some Of my Clsn
prices. ~ follows
IS t.,.si. .sssaisisi susF Coz etc
y I,ua Ii.hi nsc-n sosr. 10
tsua Csiifossis hsisias. %, u cis. psf ~
. q JI,. .. 60. re....s. q ga 80 u
Nsls RsrrJ Z Sc. Rsss'sd.
sfaffh lass lie Zoe - r. e
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STATE OF MAINE.
rHsisrrKn's OFFICE

TRrLsrnER's OFFICE.
AUGUSTA. Nay sth. 1871
Upon tie follow ins to-nships. OF trseis % lad.
not liable 10 be taxsd On any Town. the folios iaG
sssesments for Consty taH ~ is>1 v.re made b.
The Cosniy Comm lac v bsfr % Oaf sd COsnty. on
the twsniy ssvsnih dsy u hsrch, issT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17

BIT ,..r. 8. w. sssi IN. &rsos.rr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-09-12
News Items.

Plano has received 592 bales af cot
ton.
The recent flood did great damage
in Hill county.
Rue Morris died near Sherman from
effects of snake bite.
The National Medical Congress
closed at Washington Saturday.
Ouanah received her first good rain
for over two months Saturday.
The order of Railway Conductors
will hold their annual picnic at Shreve-
port.
The Sherman school middle contin-
ues. A new set of teachers will be
elected.
That the Baltimore and Ohio has
sold out to the Western Union has
been authoritatively denied.
The quarantine station on Matagor-
da Peninsula is about completed. DIR.
Rutherford pronunces IL sterm-p' oof
Milt Day, desperate, was arrested
near Schulenburg by Sheriff Jones, OF
Gonzales county. lie is charged with
horse theft.
The Irish leaders charge the British
government with instigating the
Mitchelltown riot, in which several
tenants were shot by the constables.
Two new roads are grading within
the corporatcs limits of Hillsboro.
The Missouri Pacific from Dallas, and
st. Louis, Arkansas and Texas from
Corsicana.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-09-12

The Dallas State Fair aud EXPOSE
ton will this year eclipse anything OF
the kind ever witnessed in the South.
Last year Dallas had two fair. at the
same time and her pride and energy
were divided, her citizens pulling in
different directions. The two have
been consolidated, and the very big
gest kind of success is already assur-
ed.-Hesperian.
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ALWAYS CASH IN ADvANCE-as the sums
are too small to take up the time Of book
keeper and collector.
For Sale. Notices and Business Cards, 30
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For the convenience Of advertisers, et-
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DAILY HERALD.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-09-12

Coon THINGS, by poetic prattler
at Paris, is very rich document.
The publisher inserts his own picture
and declares he has become famous.
lie should be killed with stick.
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Notice to Exhibitors,

Floor plans of the Exposition Hall 2OOx
300 feet, Power Hall 75x300 feet, Machinery
Hall 60x25O feet, of the Texas State Fair
and Dallas Exposition, can be seen at the
seeretary's office, and exhibitors for the
coming Fair and Exposition, October 10Th
to November 9th, next, who have not alrca-
dy filed their applications for space are
hereby requested to do SO at their earliest
possible convenience. Information as to
terms, charges, etc can be had on applioa-
ton to the secretary.
A: SANGER, Director IN charge,
SYDNEY SMITH, Secretary.
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WANT COLUMN.

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Rent-Busines Places. To Rent-Houses
Houses Wanted. Wanted-Agents; Per-
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Chances Miscellaneous. All properly
classified at the very low special cash
rate below.
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school of Elocution.

Mrs. Allie ID .Roszelps school Of elocutlon
will reopen Sept. LIST. 912 Elm street. Mrs.
Allie Bradley win have charge OF music de-
partment, vocal and instrumental. Mrs. j.
X. Malone. English literature.
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WHITE newspaper IS worth six cents
perpound. The Globe-Democrat some
times weighs over pound and sells
for n nickel. This il less than the
white paper, without printing, is
worth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-09-12

Henry Clifford, of the Choctaw
Nation, was in Denison last Wednes-
day under the influence of liquor.
Friday morning he was found about
thirty miles north Of the city in a
helpless condition, having fallen from
his horse. lie states he laid there for
nearly thirty hours without water or
anything to eat.
All of the Bald Knobbers plead
guilty to the charges against them at
Jefferson City Saturday, and sentence
will be pronounced some time during
this week. None of the party were
over 81 years ofagc.
Kceton and Fain, charged with fir
ing the hotel at Denison, were given
bail by Judge Hurt, the former in
$3.50 and the latter $1,000. The bonds
we're given and the prisoners released.
The storms of Thursday and Fri
day were the severest ever expert
enced about Tuscon, Arr. Five miles
of Southern Pacific track was washed
away.
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